Featured Events in Porthcawl in July, 2025 (August Updated)

No special skills are needed to volunteer at a Run 4 Wales event - you just need lots of enthusiasm! You can volunteer as an individual, with friends or family, or as a group. There are a whole range of different roles available on race day, with something to suit everyone including: Help give out bottled water at the water station, located halfway around the route at the Hi-Tide InnSupport the Runners Bag Drop marquee by the start line on Eastern Promenade and chat to runners pre and post-raceBe a Course Marshal along the route, directing and cheering on runnersHelp on the finish line on the Esplanade, cheering on runners and handing out medals and t-shirts to the finishersAll volunteers receive an exclusive event t-shirt and bag, lunch and refreshments, Tempo Time Credits (a fantastic national reward scheme for volunteers) and on the day support from a supervisor. You'll meet lots of great people - some of our volunteers have been with us for 10 years! Volunteering is a great way to have fun, make friends, enhance your CV and experience the electric atmosphere of race day. So if you want to have a great day out and find out what mass running races are all about, then why not volunteer?! PLEASE NOTE: The minimum age for volunteering is 14. Please contact us if you are aged 14 -17 and would like to get involved. Our email address is volunteers@run4wales.org. If you are part of a local community or youth group that might be interested in volunteering, we would love to hear from you. We have previously been supported by the police cadets and scouts as well as social running groups, faith groups and many more. We also offer corporate volunteering days. If your business has corporate social responsibility goals or would like to enjoy a team building day out of the office, please get in touch. We are also looking for volunteers for other events during our 2025 events calendar, including Newport Marathon Festival on 13 April, Cardiff Half Junior on 4 October and Cardiff Half Marathon 5 October. Come along and join us - we're a friendly bunch! Information Source: Run 4 Wales | eventbrite

Explore AIG Women's British Open Major Day 1 sporting information for 31st July, as well as links for Golf tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The AIG Women's British Open is a major golf tournament held annually for professional female golfers. It is one of five majors recognized by both the LPGA Tour and the Ladies European Tour. The event was first played in 1976 and has since become a highly anticipated tournament in the women's golf calendar. The tournament is currently played on rotating courses between the United Kingdom and the United States, with the 2021 edition set to take place at the Royal Lytham & St. Annes Golf Club in Lancashire, England. Some of the top players expected to compete include defending champion Sophia Popov, Nelly Korda, and Georgia Hall. With a rich history and prestigious venues, the AIG Women's British Open is a must-watch for golf enthusiasts. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com